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New Biggest Loser Trainers Cara and Brett Revealed in Biggest Loser Season 11 Week 3 Recap

Week three of Biggest Loser is when people on the show really start to “get it.” Everyone starts to figure out their workouts, their diets, and generally what is working for them. But we still don’t know what the deal is with these new trainers. They are finally revealed!

Cara Castronuova was taught to box at the age of five by her father. She has also been boxing competitively since the age of 20, winning two Golden Gloves and at one point was ranked number two in the country! She brings that fighting spirit to the Biggest Loser and hopes to help the contestants with their battle against obesity.

Brett Hoebel has been in the fitness industry for nearly 20 years. He has studied a wide range of martial arts from capoeira to muay thai, as well as holding a degree in science with double majors of biology and psychology. He believes there is a science to everything and wishes to bring this to the contestants and really shape their formula for weight loss. (more…)

See Mark Pinhasovich as the Season 11 Biggest Loser Correspondent at DietsInReview.com

We are thrilled to announce the addition of Mark Pinhasovich to our team! During Biggest Loser season 11, he’ll fill the role of our Biggest Loser Correspondent, providing weekly video recaps of each episode. You won’t want to miss this insider’s take on the challenges, eliminations and even the game play drama.

Mark competed during Biggest Loser season 10 and took home the at-home prize. He lost 213 pounds, for a total loss of 50.59%!

His story is similar to so many – he grew up in a loving home environment, but not necessarily a healthy one. He lead a very active life in his youth, but when he got to college, the activity stopped but the eating habits didn’t change. Nevertheless, Mark found himself sliding down the slippery slope toward obesity, and he weighed 421 pounds when he started his season. (more…)

Meet the Biggest Loser 10 Contestants

We’re just a few short weeks away from there premiere of Biggest Loser, beginning its 10th season September 21, 2024 on NBC. Already casting for season 11, it’s proof that this show is in the right place and right time as more and more Americans work to overcome the obesity epidemic that is plaguing young, old and everyone in between.

Each season the inspirational show, hosted once again by Alison Sweeney, takes overweight men and women and isolates them at the infamous Biggest Loser Ranch, located outside of Los Angeles, California. For several months (varying each season) contestants work side-by-side with esteemed trainers Jillian Michaels and Bob Harper to lose weight, re-learn how to eat, and overcome the personal, emotional issues that have precluded them from living a healthy life before now.

While the Couples or Families versions of the show have become quite popular, pitting teams of two family members or friends against one another, season 10 goes back to the show’s roots with individuals competing against individuals.

For season 10, Biggest Loser is introducing the “pay it forward” theme – working to help these competing individuals as well as the communities from which they call home. The premiere episode shows trainers Bob and Jillian in seven hometowns for city-wide workouts. Amongst the crowd are three people vying for spots on the show, the two who finish the challenges first will become contestants.

Without further adieu, meet the 21-person line-up for season 10. Click in to each to see their complete bios. (more…)

Biggest Loser At-Home Winner Mark Pinhasovich for Season 10 [Video]

Finale interview with Mark Pinhasovich – Biggest Loser 10 Winner

Keep up with Mark Pinhasovich’s journey during Biggest Loser season ten. DietsInReview.com will update each contestant’s weight loss, as well as accomplishments, videos, and more following weekly episodes.

Learn more about Mark now!

Age 31

Hometown East Brunswick, N.J.

Occupation Bartender, Recruiter

Height 6′ 3″

Starting Weight 421

Final Weight 208

Total Loss -213 / 50.59%

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